Mark Rylance - 2008 Tony Awards acceptance speech
Mark Rylance offers some advice when he wins the 2008 Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for Boeing-Boeing. He's actually reciting "The Back Country" by prose poet Louis Jenkins.
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Mark Rylance wins a BAFTA for leading Actor - The British Academy Television Awards 2016
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